What unites timid first-graders with veterans from the fourth "B"? Incorrigible hooligans with strong good students? Those whose relatives participate in all the holidays, with those whose mom and dad do not even come to parent-teacher meetings? They are all delighted with the phrase "No lessons!" - even those who love to study! Spell words, appeal words!
The stories from Victoria Lederman's collection "No Lessons!" are dedicated to elementary school students, from first to fourth grade. These children still have a lot to learn: patience and discipline, the ability to stand up for themselves and diplomacy. And unpleasant surprises are already raining down on them! For example, their favorite French teacher - the one who doesn't assign or check anything - is replaced by a strict and demanding one. Or the disgusting Miron Solomatin comes up with an offensive nickname for you, Plyushka, just because you didn't let him copy. Do you want to go to school when this happens there? You just want to scream at the top of your lungs: "No Lessons!"
Victoria Lederman, as always, brilliantly describes the characters' experiences - and suggests the best way out of the situation. Not a drop of moralizing: following the adventures of the boys and girls she created is pure pleasure! The story "May's Calendar", awarded the V. P. Krapivin Prize, became the best-selling book of the KompasGid publishing house in 2016. "First-Year Student" and "Only Eleven! or Shury-Mury in the Fifth "D"" also quickly won the love of readers of all ages, in Russia and abroad: of course, because it is impossible to tear yourself away from them, and many recognized themselves in the characters. In 2017, the manuscript of the book "No Lessons!" became the winner of the "Korneichukovskaya Prize" in the nomination "Prose for Young Children (Foreign Authors)".
Recommended reader age: 6+
Author: Victoria Valerievna Lederman
Artist: Olga Gromova
Editor: Bobretsova Tatyana
Year of release: 2020
Publisher: KompasGid
Pages: 104
Cover type: Hardcover
Dimensions: 217x147x10 mm
ISBN: 978-5-00083-386-5